Paul Sweeney: Last News

Glasgow's iconic 1980 Metro-Cammell trains have travelled the city's underground loop for the last time.

The Commonwealth Games is tipped to make a surprise return to Glasgow as organisers struggle to find a host for the next event in 2026.

Fire crews have raced to a major blaze in Glasgow city centre this evening.

A billionaire tax exile accused of failing to maintain one of Scotland’s main ferry terminals banked a £22 million dividend from his ports empire last year.

Labour has warned the Scottish Government "cannot be taken seriously" on mental health after funding for services was frozen in the recent Budget despite increasing demand.

A BT engineer who was caught moving £130,000 of dirty money for a crime gang is facing jail. Dee Williams, 32, was snared during a police investigation into alleged drug offences.

A former Scots Tory MP has posted a photo of himself meeting with former US president Donald Trump at his Florida resort.

Vulnerable witnesses in trials are being left to wait for hours due to delays in accused criminals being brought into court. The blame is being put on ­GEOAmey, which has a £240million contract to escort prisoners.

The Scottish Government has not started hiring 1,000 mental health specialists yet despite it being one of their key pledges from the last term of Government.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has sacked one of his shadow cabinet secretaries as part of a frontbench reshuffle.

Scottish Labour support for the Government’s gender recognition bill is “very fragile” after robust discussions on the plans.

A top Labour MSP has been accused of wanting to “abandon” Holyrood after a year in the Scottish Parliament

Critics have slammed the decision to scrap the Scottish Drug Deaths Taskforce and replace it with another body that is answerable only to the Scottish Government.

Video footage has captured the shocking aftermath of Celtic fans partying in Glasgow’s Trongate after reclaiming the Scottish Premiership title.

Table tops stuffed with cannabis were found in parcels linked to a convicted drug dealer.

Glaswegians have long been frustrated by the legal ban on drinking alcohol in the city’s many parks whenever warm weather arrives.

An historic railway works in Glasgow that closed after SNP ministers refused to nationalise it could still be saved from "industrial vandalism", a city MSP has said.

Boris Johnson is coming under pressure to seize the super yachts of rich Russian oligarch that regularly sail in Scottish waters.

A grieving student and her sister who lost their mum to cancer just three weeks ago say they are now facing eviction from their family home.

family home just three weeks after their mum passed away.Brogan Webb, 23, claimed a housing association named Sanctuary were making her and sister Taylor homeless.Brogan, from Glasgow, took to Twitter to call out the housing association and told them she will fight them with everything she has.She tweeted: "After losing our mum to cancer less than 3 weeks ago, my sister and I have been told by @HelloSanctuary that we are to vacate our family home in the next 2 weeks, forcing us into homelessness."She continued: "I'm not one to share my business online but this is too important not to.“We have been advised that as my sister & I have both lived in student accommodation within the last 12 months, we gave up any rights to the house after my mum died.“They have not provided an alternative to homelessness despite us advising them we can afford the rent.”Sanctuary are still moving forward with the eviction despite local Labour MP Paul Sweeney helping the sisters with their appeal, with the pair set to lose the house just a few weeks after their mother passed away.Brogan continued: "My sister and I are not yet destitute, we have a roof over our heads and can afford to stay where we are."We currently live in a 3 bedroom flat & are not naive in thinking that we would be able to keep this with there only being two of us now living here."Sanctuary Housing have dragged their heels in responding to my emails, not answering calls and being overall extremely difficult to deal with. Their lack of compassion during the worst time in our lives should be shared for all to see." A spokesperson for Sanctuary told The Sun: "We are very sorry for the loss the family has suffered and understand this is an extremely sad time.

Glasgow homes have been evacuated after Storm Malik winds targeted an 'unsafe' historic building.